![]() In this tutorial, we’re going to learn how to make the beginnings of a very simple database app, using PHP and MySQL. It will be half of a application, which stands for Create, Read, Update, Delete. A quick example of a CRUD application would be a database of employees for a company. From the control panel, an admin would be about to add a new employee ( create), view a list of employees ( read), change an employee’s salary ( update) or remove a fired employee from the system ( delete). In this lesson, we’ll only be creating and reading entries, but if it proves popular I’ll make a part two. Looking up how to connect to MySQL with PHP in Google will lead to a lot of outdated resources using code, and my aim is to create a very simple walkthrough that will leave you will a technically functioning app that uses more modern and secure methods. That being said, I leave you with the disclaimer that this tutorial is meant for beginner learning purposes – there can always be improvements to security and maintainability for code in the real world. Included in the out-of-box apps is an Access App that enables Access 2013 databases to be added to SharePoint 2013 sites. What is the Access App? Microsoft Office Access 2013 includes a few templates for Access Web Apps and tables that will get you started. The Best Access App Feature. ![]() ![]() Prerequisites • A basic knowledge of HTML – We’ll be using. • A basic knowledge of PHP – I’m going to do my best to simplify as much as possible, but you should already have an idea of how variables and strings work.. • A local PHP and MySQL environment – for a mini-tutorial on how to set one up. You will be using to install PHP and MySQL on a Windows or Apple computer. • Alternatively: you can use to set up if you’re more advanced. • A database management app – You can use on a Mac, and on Windows. These are graphical user interfaces (GUI) to view the content of your database. Goals • Connect to a MySQL database with PHP using the method. • Create an installer script that creates a new database and a new table with structure. • Add entries to a database using an HTML form and. • Filter database entries and print them to the HTML document in a table.
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